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Five steps to mobile unified communications

Five steps to mobile unified communications

Mobile unified communications extends the benefits of unified communications to users on the go. For many companies, this allows flexibility for employees to travel freely without being tied to a desktop. In this interactive podcast, Michael Finneran and Kara Gattine count down the top five tips that communication professionals need to know when investigating a mobile unified communications (UC) solution. Listen as Michael and Kara talk about mobile UC options, capabilities, pilots and strategy.

Be sure to check out Michael's three-part tutorial, starting with the benefits of mobile UC, implementing mobile UC, and information about mobile UC products.

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